New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
PHIL LEE BY A SHORT HEAD.
kcIAuGHLIN CAUGHT MAPPING BY Nc
CARTHY.
vrnxNxA WINS THE LADIES sTAKEs-A VICTORY
FOR MRS. LoRILLARD.


amply because Mccarthy caught Mclaughlin mapping,
m was obvious punching the one hand and shre~a
Aor.emanshp the other Thirty yards from tne po's
phil Lee was as good as beaten. Mclaughlin "no no"
been riding furiously, realized the TACT, ana WIZ. o.
absurd display Of overconadence eased MS houn' an
tending doubt to canter in gracefuuy' a.. Yt,
his opportunity and made final desperate cnoi~
TAa wss an exceedingly tired horse but he Responded
xamely to the shaking up and whiie meLausnn s.p'
and Eurus mopcd he crept up ana won 'ne Iaoe '. ~
shortest of heads. The result caused Tue pacAeie u
Eurus many heart-burning. From the way IN "hich
ucrauchlin rode the sluggish rogue Wednesday they
had every reason in the world to believe that the co'
could beat anything put against MIN YESTERDAY ~
ought to have done so. He would nave oohe 50 -.
been driven in the same vigorous fashion Hereafter o'
Mclaughlin remember that Andy " MCCARTHY "''
.,v.e nm and he never goes to sleep In the saddle
To Mr. Haeen has q moro disappointing MY 'nah
Faux Pas let him bring her out so that creuuiou
petons may get rid OF ali their silver ceru"cae' ~ ~
order Here is FLY about whose private tr''i' "vu
stories have been cir cuated but In her races SIG
Ia. distinguished herself by shutting up like cheap
pocket knife When she failed to run three-quarers VI
mile at the Brooklyn her friends FOUND cohsoa
tion I'm the thought that she would go hai ies.cu"'
they supported her for the half and she didn't go
ouarter with any degree Of composure AS here are o
races at sixteenth of mile how are her packes " o'
event 100000
Richmond with lis pounds up won the second race Us
ne liked shauer rode him with patience ana Skill AZ,
Estill il most ab0minable rogue ana coward anu WIZ
vet succeed in breaking the heart of Veteran Bapccek
no plcase Captain Coster In your next handicap give
Ar a living chance. Chuck him in somewhere ln.'he
eighties at seven furlongs In Longght Mr. Nolan mas
colt that will bear careful watching One OF these DAYS
he will win race.
On her last years form Frenzi should nave won
the Ladies' Stakes in a caDter Lttencid "ai'eu 'oo
, and when he called on the FLY he did it in lacka
daiscal manner made her hackers extremely her
ous To an unsophisticated outsider IL appeared as
Almy was not sent out to win Firenz was Amy was
heavily backed place by her owners VINO e'luc"'
had no idea of trying to win with her flageoe'a "er
McIaughlins spirited riding. upset all cacuatlohs MI
sos stable never was in better form than thompson
has IL now. Ut, $500
The favorite had no trouble winning the selling race
Belmont was dangerous until halfway down the nome
stretch when Palmer took up his whip and stopped hi
It is amazing how much better certain beasts can PACK
stable money than public money. On Monday jim -nc'
f,owan coud scarcely hobble along Yesterday he ran
Hke race-horse There is telling what might nave
happened had Judge Griffith ever got up with him.
A large crowd attended the yesterday ana en-
toyed thcm Messrs Lorillard Frsch. Sanford, Doug
las Bronson and BOudoine drove their fourhahus Oh
The before the clubhouse, and their guests deco
rated the lawn as they did on Decoration Day lhere
must have been 10000 persons at the course Inc
track dead
On Thursday President Dwyer OF the Brooklyn Jockey
Club discussed question of dates with Judge Monsoon
and d. d. WIthers. but the three could agree upon no
comnronise On Friday the American Jockey club held
meeting at its headquarters in Madisonave' ana ue
bacd the subject fully The members were not inclined
TO grant concessions the club ON it's own account
hut the cause the bookmakers interviewed ana drove
them TO a settlement of the vexed question Layers Oh
odds companel that they could not make books at both
tracks Oh the cay and they were under contract
to the two clubs clashng of dates would DC uir 10
them SO the matter settled thus: The programme
advertised for Saturday is withdrawn and the American
Aat-s- WalnH Sd4
Friday The races the programme for Tuesday and
Thursday will be announced. This gives four
consecutive days at Jerome Tuesday, "Wednesday
THURSDAY and Friday Tno me B9CSyn Jockey 'iuO
Below are The details OF the races:
FIRST RAcE-PURsE 5000. Two-YEAR-oLDs HALF
Mrs LOrilards CHI by sensatOn-oeeanu Queen
G. az torSen:en Dr. g King Crab GafIison(
& f Gsssa': s en- Fs11i fas
$ssf'$;:i : $f:s's ns5T;;
Fsus5os Cos
ssl R Crab Pas go Tongue sl1 ocean
The race was the sraigntaw@y y, cOuT nS
ppa .'S sy u Tss
led to S on iS F nsaf Pas
few but Died sya Xiv made r r sGoa a Gss ing
Kins Crab opposite the betting gained advantage
slsSery BY Two eHsh King Whip
Two e hss on vroroasy by Lttlened but she did rally
sYcoSp RAoE-HASDIcAp; S25. $50 ADDED. liz MILES.
Rc'h& co'.b ". chmond. Iy Virgl'Aiert yr;a az
PIN; Hqy la;a 4 ,o5 dh Bs%acr
NJ n Nclan'. c ongl g IT. A. 90 --.--..;; SNary y
d ss%Sn th or AZ rI az g
INA IA g COS s apy ioOiNeamsyef
%sn erment 81" l. cGckaony Is Lonsisht 10 to
l. fccs% RcsSond si25 low and s55 wanderment $50,
ChicSsh miny s2C' AifEtns!4 ieli ,Se.
was Withdrawn The field broke away several times mes
Pomona second wanSefncnt third TsrbOushS rushed to
ss and and SH s s al
I nd Sn al ns S ~ g
sui o A. Az E s s and F% RS%
eSse lpO on boz tie
cwa5S Son 0u. lengths
third, others beaten on
Tu,pD RAcr-.IA AIDES STAKES; Files TnREr-Y YEARS
OLD; 500 EACH. 81 1000 ADDED IL MILES.
yB HaggnsO Firenz by Gleues FIqrda ,;,, ;iS
W l.. scoirs l. viageoetts, sIagshl1
NNpH&oGgy s:S S@si ST r. A'%y
H. w. %sdSas en. Queen Of Elizabeth, liS( Mccarthy
psttipg-pirenzi to s. Amy to J. Fageoletta to
Queen elizabeth IL to l. Rosewood Is 10 Santa Rita 80
oPoos-naggns pair s5O Aimy $50, FlageOetta sl0 field
Mutuals paid SO S5 49,
o, .liza5e6 was nrst away to excellent start
ssSSs F Going T abound Rl Picnic FIN RITA
front and opposite the clubhouse when
Aimy moved Into the aud showed the out OF sight
bebnd tic bun lying back fourth under strong
pull When the horses reappeared at the haltmiie
Rita second Frenzi third Fageoletia began to move
hey made and the head OF the stretch the
order was Amy, Fageoletta the others falling
Iack Queen Elizabeth beaten at the half mile post
hors the whip, Mclaughlin making
one of his desJ finishes Fiageoa who responded
Samsy 10 his appeal whip and spur Ltilehed was
driven the whip and lren moving up opposite the pet
neck, fiageo
secopd halt a length before Amy third Rosewood ten
lengths back the others pulled up
EorRrH -WEsTCIEsTER HANDICAP; $50 EACH
$1,000 ADDED. rs MfiNs
O. B.'Morriss ch. C. PIN Lee. by Glen Athol,Verbena,
AZ Sassatrs b. G Eurus l. .(McIaughinl
Rowe n Co 81 Eagle ll5. (Fitzpatrlck)
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